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Our founding story

Kyte Baby owner, Ying, and family

It started with a baby who couldn’t sleep

That baby was my youngest daughter, and she was struggling with chronic eczema. Determined to help ease her discomfort, I began researching fabrics—ultimately leading me to rayon made from bamboo, an incredibly soft, breathable material designed for comfort.

The Name

Like the whimsy of flying a kite on a blustery day, our name is an homage to childhood: The innocence, freedom and fun of returning to nature—and it inspires everything we do at Kyte Baby.

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The Kyte Baby Family

We're parents, too

Kyte Baby may have started as one mama on a mission, but we couldn’t do what we do today without our team—a diverse group that includes parents and caregivers around the world, including our headquarters in the US, our manufacturing facility in China, and our team members in Canada and other countries.

Our Values

We care about people

As a brand made by parents, for parents, we bring that same care to everything we do—listening, improving, and giving back to the community that made us who we are.

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Giving back is part of who we are. Each month, we support organizations making a meaningful impact in our community.

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Our product development team works closely with our manufacturers and suppliers, frequently visiting each of our factories, along with their supply chains, to personally ensure good working conditions and fair labor practices.

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Our fabric scraps never go to waste—they’re either used to make our littlest products (hello, bibs!) or donated to a local mop factory for their production.

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